Spaced repetition improves long-term retention by reviewing information at increasing intervals.
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Upload a source, ask AI for the important ideas, and review them as focused flashcards. You choose how many cards to make; FlowCards keeps the learning loop clear.
Why do review intervals grow over time?
Each successful recall strengthens the memory, so the next review can happen later.
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Start with a topic, a block of notes, or an uploaded document. The same study system takes you from raw material to active recall without making you reorganize everything first.
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Mark a card as known and it moves further into the future.
From information to recall, without the busywork.
FlowCards finds the useful ideas, shapes them into answerable prompts, and brings each card back when it needs attention.
Find the ideas worth keeping.
AI separates definitions, relationships, examples, and core claims from the extra words around them.
Turn them into useful questions.
Each card asks one clear thing, so reviewing measures recall instead of your ability to decode a vague prompt.
Review what needs you next.
Known, fuzzy, and unknown ratings guide the schedule and keep difficult material in view.
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Start with a topic, paste your notes, or upload a source. FlowCards extracts the important ideas, writes clear question-and-answer cards, and saves them into your existing study system.
What do you want to understand?
Describe a subject in your own words. You can ask for a level, exam, language, or learning goal.
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FlowCards reads the source, extracts the key ideas, and turns them into questions worth reviewing.
Paste notes. Keep the knowledge.
Use lecture notes, article excerpts, or a study guide. The generator removes repetition and keeps the most reviewable ideas.